Ding Shuwen (Front, standing), a victim of China's Qiqihar "August 4" poison gas, tells his miseries during an exchange meeting in Tokyo on August 3, 2005. Six victims from Qiqihar, a city of northeastern China's Heilongjiang Province, held an exchange meeting in Tokyo, denouncing the misery caused by poison gas that leaked from chemical weapons abandoned by the Japanese army after World War II, scream for Japanese government's apologizes and compensation, and asking the Japanese government to make known the situation of the rest of the abandoned weapons. Nearly 150 people from China and Japan, including lawyers and medias, participated in this meeting.
Ding Shuwen, a victim of China's Qiqihar "August 4" poison gas cries during an exchange meeting in Tokyo, August 3, 2005.
Ding Shuwen, a victim of China's Qiqihar "August 4" poison gas, tells his miseries during an exchange meeting in Tokyo on August 3, 2005.
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